Of arguments and truth | by Ajahn Brahmavamso | 1 June 2012
Buddhist Society of Western Australia

Of arguments and truth | by Ajahn Brahmavamso | 1 June 2012

2015-09-20

Often we argue because our personal viewpoints are challenged and we want to be 'right' and we want others to see the 'truth'. Arguments, however, do not always lead to truth and often there is no absolute truth. It is also acceptable to be wrong from time to time.

According to Ajahn Brahm, we should not argue for the sake of truth, instead we should FEEL truth. Feelings such as contentment, peace, freedom, stillness and joy transcend time, culture and arguments themselves.

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